Maryhill Washington |
I wonder what people will think it was for in 2000 years?
If you're ever out that way there is a real pleasant state park on the Washington side and COE dispersed camping on both sides of the river up by the John Day dam.
John Day dam from the WA side |
Some of the Oregon side COE dispersed camping |
Dispersed area on the Washington side |
There is a lot of space for camping. There is native fishing, trains, barges, windsurfers and other traffic to watch on the river.
Look for Rufus Oregon on your map
Nice to see the "paddlewheeler" is still running. Never did get a chance to ride it. But I did get to paddle a canoe on the Columbia once.
ReplyDeleteIf you ride bicycles, the rail trail along the Deschutes River is a fantastic ride.
ReplyDeleteRail trail & the Deschutes river... I'll take a look, thanks!
Deletehttp://www.traillink.com/trail/deschutes-river-railbed-trail.aspx
DeleteNorth Oregon is full of really nice places.